What do children think is important for their future?

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About this data

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Overall rates

What combinations of items do children think are important

Which combinations are most correlated?

Note: red = stronger positive correlation (i.e. children selecting row are more likely to also select column in the chart below), blue = stronger negative correlation

How is this different in different areas?

By local authority

Overall rates in an LA

Variation within an LA

Map below demonstrates the ratio of rates between wards with the 20% highest rates in an LA compared to the LA average. With more data this will be amended to the ratio of the top 20% to the bottom 20%. It is currently restricted to wards with at least 10 recorded responses.

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How is this different based on an area’s characteristics?

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How is this different by children’s characteristics?

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How is this different for disadvantaged/vulnerable children?

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Children in care or with a social worker

Children in care only

Children in unregulated care only

## *Children receiving any mental health support*

Children in mental health hospitals

How is this different by where children go to school?

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Permanent exclusions

Fixed term exclusions

Persistent absence

Unauthorised absence

How is this different based on what they are unhappy about now?

% of respondents overall saying they are unhappy with something and that they fell something is important

Correlation between what children are unhappy with and what they feel is important

Note: red = stronger positive correlation (i.e. children selecting row are more likely to also select column in the chart below), blue = stronger negative correlation